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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
corrox uARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

IdvKEpoo. March 24-l2:30 p in-cotton BUSINESS is
moderate at unchanged prices Mldhg upt ,a a.,
for specula export ecepts-l6O0O bales includ-
ing 10 100 American 49,
livery 9s6si; do. March and Aprn delivery. 2s6sa;
do pril delivery. 2s0td do say aud une do
sOtia also -64d; do July ami August delivery ~
6ld also 81 SD 10, August anu September delivery 0
g,j6id 2764di do september delivery, oO'oid'
''sJ n S-coiton-Good Middlng Upands, 9lGd MIDI.
ling { plants, 57.lGd; Low Mhdng Uplands 5,l6a;
Good Ordinary Upanls. l6d; Ordinary uplands ti
Good Mlddlng Texas 9l6Li MddaE Texas -, 'iiod;
Ordinary Texas I'D Good Middipg orleans 5L Midding
orleans ad.. Low Miditng Orleans 6sd Uood ordinary
Orleans. Digit. Ordinary Orleans, I'd $500, ,oo 49,
u-Cottun-T sales OF the day INCLUDED t9oo bales
Futures nrm Upands Low Middling causo. March do
.64d buyers do Arri and May delivery. slid BUYERS
do May and June delivery eUt ses a Must gD
a.Uaa buyers do August and September eiVsy %
G4d buyers do september aud october aevsry -oou
D. m.-Fntures closed gnIet Upahas Wv NV, amM
clause March delivery Odd buyers DO March rna
* gII buyers do. May and June delivery Soo4d sane
DO Juno July delivery lad buyers; ao SuS an''
teaer delivery s.64 buyers September anu October
delivery. 62764d buyers do september delivery 9ooa
' GslyEsroS March 2i.--cotton nrm Middling olll6
Good Ordinary sl5-1b; net ana gross
coaslwse 2O27 bales; sales l30s bales stock 26o67
bales -, 1885,, ..,- ,,,,,,rr IN rst
.nS .,ross rrco,ps 2aO exports Ooastwlse. ID
bales; sales 559 bales; stock. IL 6dS bales a.. -,
sWASSAa m"ro o1 orsusrX O. net mud ross rsceips
SS bales exports che Continent 500 b cs Coas"ise
S77 bales sales. 100 bales stock 2OOl bales ,.,x
NEw March 24.-COtton quiet nut urn Mfddiins
Ills Low Middiins. 0k Good Ordinary. 1910 act
1872 bales exports 70 treat brtain
os7 bales coastwise l7 baies saies bales stooK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
ARE WHITNEY, AND HILL RIVALSf
Wasntngton GOssip in The Chicago Trsbaae


Out Of the interstate Commerce talk has come a
piece Of Interesting political 1t Is nothing less
date for Governor Of New-York, and II Hill dotsn'
mend his viii dispute the nomination with him. IL
has been tacitly understood that If IIs Presidential
boom melts away into nothingness he viii be a candi-
date for denomination . Governor IL has also been
taken for granted that the Administration people
would not seek TO hinder this But the manmuvring
that has gone 10 get John d. Herman the Inter
state Commission covers state OF feeling between
the III and Cleveland factions which promises strg-
gle to the death for supremacy
Herman unwilling 20 let 90 his hold on the
New-York state Railroad Commission, bccau~e II
would loosen the grip he has been tightening on the
Empire State Democracy. Living in Washington Is
member Of tho Interstate Commission. politics
would have 70 60 70 the wall. and unless the sue
cession could be properly fixed Mr. Cleveland would
lose useful influence in State politics.
Nevertheless. 1t ia said the had been opened
for keeping alive tho Herman dynasty without the
the plans. IL said he intended to name ~ ker-
mans successor the State Railroad Commission
william Purcell. the Pochestor editor. whom Clevc-
land has never forgiven for he conr-e In 1854 This
purpose OF Hill notice OF hostility plain that
the Administration could not afford 10 LET il go un-
challenged. Accordingly the moves on the New
York chcsshoard viii probably be aggressive ones and
made bv the Cleveland managers with whitney in the
foreground.
The pont about the Secretary Of the Navy u that
he has developed a fuszed Presidential ambition.
and the New-York Governorship would be the hrst
round on ladder Manning usually got the credit
OF being the politician OF the Cabinet. but whitney Is
the real manipulation. There is no chance that any
OF Mr. CieNe'an1s adNlSfrs VIII III 1905
hut it Is possible for whitney with entire LOYALTY to
his chief, to lay the wires for 1892 and the Govern
orsbip Of Ncw-York opens the way. That the Presi
dent should by force Of circumstances turn to his
Secretary Of the Navy the club with which 10 beat
out the brains Of Hill Is piece OF good luck for
whitney.
The social ambition that urges on the political en-
deavor well understood In Washington. The AL
vantage of Secretary Whitney will come. not 50 much
from his great wealth from the vast political pat
ronage In his hcnds While he Ia sly about using
this the advantage Of his party and himself hs j.
not hypcrcrtcal An alliance has ALREADY been made
with "Ross- Mclaughlin. ~ Brooihyn, and from tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard viii come the first sign VI Whit
ney using influence IN Ncv-YoTk State politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

nuasnaxsxb pouzy-sne1Dgs 1s1l11a G-Xm q IT,
4 Assail AU,FA W Lyman. Trsdsriek aassss'ss -
purrSios Corsr-EfxaAL azzx-Befoas oosrnas- l.
SuPsrsoR couas-Ts,Al auas-3An L.-Bseuss Asdswa6
c. J.-No dsv calendar. ~a,,.r
J.-Nes 1854. n0J. Ill., 1898. 1919 l6t3 l6ll v,-..
sUrGHfoR couHT-TRIAL rekN-PAET Im;;-Be1ore O~'o
J-Nos y3. 1925. $40. 1875 1891. 1A72 1871.
SUPERIOR CoUHT-TRLAL TKKB-PAgI IVs-benfe Atu~A'
J.-Hos 1923 1892. 1T93 ITO, f774. 1772 ... r r
COMMON PLEAs-GRxEhAL Iaan-Bes1fe LAftc"e' N's
Daily Van Hoesen. jJAourned tor The tern Mo a.x
calendar. c..,.t,~.r
COMMON P19AsTRiAL TKRMPAKI IBeio,e xes
JRot 2203 1890 2Sa7 1889 1888 232h ~ ~ ono
276 1888 1855 1893 2346 23f1 1888 236! i5119
s0sb 1910 1914 1871 237s 1885. RAT 2SsA Ez'' '>'
1888 - 49, .r~,.,.
asss ads ssso Se acs2 asi
96s7 1884 2642 zoos. 2700 27o5. $780, 2l2e 2'z |''
CIT coIJRr-TRIAI TER-PAKT Before ~ dam a.
-Sos Ii2y 23J5 1922 1860. 1928 25Is 2bu5 aoo
ee2s 600 l7Oi. TIA i42s. 25l2 2oa4 s'S'' 1o'''
CITY CotaToTmA TKms-PARr IIIBeiere Hyatt s 10
2I2i aSo2 2i7i asi3 25T7 24s 26b6 2ss5 1871 9os
2z2e 1897 1915 231 262S 1854, 27l9, 276S T4s z'A'
coRy or OYER Axp Before Barrett Judge ano
District ATTORNEY Martine-No day calendar ,,,.,,.
(,OURT OF GENERAL SEssIOSs-PABT IL udge
and Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos.
l9 90 81. ~ %, a. 3D. 20 y...~a.,
CoUHT OF GENERAL SKssfoN-PARr IL-Before heco,oea,
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Pur.y-No -
COURT GENERAL sKssioSs-PARr IlL-beIoro su1sy
Cowing Assistant District Attorney pava.No o. a. o.,
l. 81. 8, 0. 10 IL A. IN H. IT, l6, ~ L. lS ~ a. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
DIP rprprRIcK oAKEgs DIVORCE CASE.

motion confirm the report OF George Putnam smith
referee IN absolute divorce of Dr. Frederick cakes
against Mry Emma ~ Cakes made yesterday before
the Supreme Court Chambers The CO
respondents the complaint Marus dc Lazare
Edmund L. Knoedler and Philip Chatter The referee mas
the charge Iazare. Frederick r. Condert a
peared DIT oakes and John Townsend for the VILE Inc
Counsel q week ia which 10 submit Dr1eIt.
I cakes of Nrs Jane Cakes daughter OF the
late Mrs Wnifred Austin widow OF William Hutchinson
concealed his marriage 10 her. IL
was publicly nnt she offered his viii for probate
an declared that she his VIE ana Ie1t nor
81 600 900 Young 0akcs received oneaH OF ms grant
mothers He graduated at Columbia Cocge Ia
1910 and afrward tho college OF fhyscans ana sur
eecn He prsctised hrs profession he was mar
red 10 fcmms NJ Horn en- April r. 1882. Her mother kept
boarding house at No West Forty firsst In March.
1856 couple separated Nearly 900 letters nom De Aze
10 Mrs cakes found In the latter room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
GRAIN And PRODUCE NAREETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN-YORK DEALINGS.
The outlook for wheat not dscoa raging for
buyers and added To their dc sre 20
acquire legitimate interest tie article they be dis
posed any knowledge they have from sup.
posed insiders TO work mp sentiment favorable
10 an advance In prices. Shippers continue 10 be
tree buyers, nearly 100 900 bushels being taken for
export The frcr export movement tended 10 stimulate the
ontiou trading result OF the fluctuations
cline OF l.nas follows March and April gOs May
81 A. June 90a July 1884, August S9N september s3i DC
.ember 0J3. An excellent business done
export but the demand failed 10 cheek decline In
easier follows March ~ Apr 4St
Nav June AZ and July asa cents The oats market
totally devoid of the close
March, 81 pri and 81 May ana
In lard speculation tended but change
quotations follows April 81 81. AayE7 90.
jane 81 60 July 81 r. August 81 Is September 81 a.
Octo,ei 81 IS.
Tie receipts OF -four and grain reported yesterday New
York, Tbjla ielphia Baltimore ana
Wheat l21g2S bushels 3S3 10 bushels;
grain 59l bushels flour pac kages
Chicago, Milwaukee were
Wheat 10 1913 bushels corn 2S5 04 buscis oats
bushels grain, 543S37 bushels nosr O53 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


carloads were Tor schwartzcild
City pTes.sd Beef demand steady
Ss ru1s rne we're Tor Medium to Choice Sides
Chicago Dressed n request at 7aasc for
ANDY asss IRON ca OF s a s %
and best American Live Cattle bringing l' ana even
today g Live Cattle q Gns1ter n.S q sse i, ss
sy afes I'VE sssR 70 NV nj, week head with
moderate ARRIVALS aud demand market Tor
Fresh Cows has shown more rmnes and an @ %
Cows are and 81 iaSs s, stSe *
vaa have Is The
G Rccsasier Cows at $50 % a. per hs,s and :,
G. Csnay Cows at $40 per head 20 do atS4z and IL
r MscaSs: il COWS at ss5 $50 apiece. aucuding
Cabin GiIiosey IS Cows from Albany at Sal per head
c Miller Good SS@ cG ss 81 It head
StO Sss Sas
but Light Common stock slow and weak From 70 SO
s was s emo sfu e bring Hs over e ~
PTS % Ss @
Fair to Good at y a .sa in sss
S%ies es Wright Co. % vea ia r. at ec; 70
III HalienDscE % veas ls4 D. at7Ic 20 DO no
EyeTt piacoch 20 vcals, l0 D. at 5ac' SO do 100 b.
DnIenbacS s Dewey: 10 yeals. 1873 =. a.sSc
C. Collins 10 West Jersey Veals, 40 TO 200 10 nj o0sc
head2G cars at snd sss5son Marcel Total re-
cepts 2227l head against lV4oo head lot tue
Tnere was good demand for the stock but At generally
prices Lambs and Fat sheep while Lght ana sie
dunn sheep sg rtaS1 sS a ISw " IVY
everything sold except carloads which reached
Ordinary Choice sheep ransed in price from 70 e - s7
anu Good 10 Choice Ysang Lambs Sc 81 1859 rs and
about carload OF E1ra At 81 per 100 ~ ,,rbor advance q,
SOC PEE Good Reported sales were at %
S5t 20 ea and TR ef Soa FG DOWN to
S s% %e css si iSG c
Lambs show Al IOc Dressed Spring Lambs doing bet
Ter Han last sens 5 per SoaS average
Mt IS IS per n 80 Ohio Lambs IS n at 81 50 pennsy
Judd BucSin sham POI Michigan sheep SO 10. at IS IS
t. + sadcr Co: 100 Western Sheep part Ewes lss 4
ID at - % per d 100 n NJ sheen 90 ss7h
Eee Gus: 800 state sheep S IS per 100 D. -,
Michigan DO ~ n at 50 io 100 Michigan Lambs, II b. at
S. 90 50 b 81 Is; $40 State DO. "a To- at 81 So'
6sn5a5E 10 state sheep % At g ri io l5o
al So n y !; s06 state Lambs IS 10. at 81 So
d H. 4 S9 s las d. is,sF 3 at s
u D. S ReE Z' S6 a. Western Sheep average
- 10 PER 100 81 state do - d. at 20 90 W. TO- az
- l64 state Lambs 10 b. AT e'sc per 10 2ll michigan 40
IL IT. Hollis 42s Western sheep 81 y. at IS So ia state
81 ~ at 81.
Jelas Wright Co: II Yearngs.s3 ID. at $50 per
~ Jersey Spring Lambs at ~ 80 each; DO at 50 30
w. Appleget rs Jersey spring Lambs at 70 70 ass per
Fyeritt Coz 81 Jersey Spring Lambs az 81 per head
r. = Abaugh. 10 Jersey spring Lambs al ~ - each
O. Collins AZ Jersey spring Lambs. at s6a$7 so each ew
selected at - per head - -.
Jersey city 40hsL Total for DAYS 70 oi
mead CS3 mead for the same time last week None
iO NominalIy hrmer AMI Far TO Good Hogs may
be quoted 6d6c per 10 Late yesterday ~ W. Lamb sod
81 State Hogs. 1873 n average 81 20
Country steady AT &c for Heavy 2G &c lot
Medium, and q &c tor Light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
THE PRESIDENTS RELATION TO HIS SUI
PORTERS.
STATED In THE INcoMPREHENsIBLE POLITICAL LIN
GO OF THE WEST.

From The Chicago 7rfbuns
1t is related that tho President not long since feel
ing the need of relaxation, engaged In quiet iittS
game Of poker with Daniel, Senator and two fepie
fore made that his favorite game was pnochle an
innocent affair Of combinations, not recurring nTe
SIKH, and wen adapted to the social circle, the
little game ran on uutil midnight with varying fort
unes, when q Jackpot was suggested TO close tue
nns saTeS In and the President was the
Gus better OF the lot when the call was mace
Daniel showed king full The senator , MAJ ang sSa
the other two pair The President showed up the ace
of hearts nine and seven Of diamonds and the deuces
of clubs and spades 1t is ecdless to that Daniel
raed in the pot and That when the President cshed
his clips he was GAO out-twce as much as he sent to
Charleston Evidently the PRESIDENCY IL al eAPoh
sive matter for him.
The Presidents situation in the little game OF poker
is not very unlike situation in the Administration
lie went in with nothing in his hand and has been
running things with pair OF deuces ever since. for
the last years has been buiing Democrats anc
Mugwumps with the lowest pair in the pack and
neither has daroa to caii he has payei them agast
one another very successfully. lie has olu"eu . .ne
sIolSneG with CONCESSIONS TO patrohagc, tna a. i h
buffed the Mugwunrps with alleged dev0oon 10 SNu
Service reform With his pair Of little deuoes IN his
hand he has clamorod loudly for political moral'y
if he had straight flush. For two years he has
succeeded in lmpressing Democrats and MugwumIp mp,
with the conviction that il would be unsafe 10 eau
But somehow the impression II now gaining ground
that he holds nothing. and is merely blu1ng Hhi
Watterson, DANA Pulitzer and the other fellows about
the table are beginning TO stcn UP, and even Curtis
Schun, and the other Mugwumps. who never bet
very high and would rather play for buttons or beans
than cash, begin 10 suspect that hc Is playing IL on
them with nothing IN his hand 10 speak o. before
the next two years out one VIII pluck up
heart OF grace to call and rake in the pot, with the
discovery tnat thc President only had pair Of deuces
let him into the game and why they didn't freeze
him out That such old players as lin, and
Nattcrson, and Dana and Pulitzer should he blufed
20 long by a with pair Of dcuces is astonish-
ing. The moment of them calls tho game y up.
There is nothing in his hand. and there hasn't been
since he besar the game Ro had nothing draw
TO when he started. Perhaps Daniel knew u. Per
haps they all realize now that Grover has been play
Tho dglef "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
TIE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE. March 9a.-cUston firm hhdnne iote.....
Flour and Western suOerine ~ -
So Extra 60 2te3 z5. da Family = 70 = g. cry
Mfrs supernne 10. Extra So rs as 75 do Mo
Brands 81 10 ataosco Family s. 90 DO snperiaivs
Patent SIS 90. hcaSoutcn steadv. western easie
southern Ret 81 SS3c DO Amber " Nc wsstern
for Nav eoS9osc' Do Cor June sor !' us;;:
~ S4sc 40 yellow tSs46'ac; Western nIed spot
ace BIDS March 489tS.scs Aprii 20 Lee; ~
s613so do Mixed Sass. renusvivann - a:isc.--.-.
5SD60c Nav steady. PRIME 70 lneice Westofn
Sin 90 ISIS 90 steady Mess Pork old SIG eo
new So $50 o. Bulkuesta Shoulders exr RID stdes
packed 7seac Bscon-shoulders s9sse. Clear Rie
Sides 9lo HAMS GRGltc-. Lard-herDed ~ $3.50.
80; Butter nrm. Western Packed l9S2Se Crss@sry
Censs drmerRo ordinary 10 tai.
Ia 0l4asc. sugar steady Soft o69c. -Copper-Hor
9st Whiskey quiet nc 81 236Sl 49,
LlverpoJi steafnsf dult-C0tt6n 32ts
Flour Sd. Eecepts-F1our 1856 botA
Wheat 81 100 Corn 5s.400 bush Oats 500 susa
RIVE shlpBents-Ffosr 90 eba Wheat 10000
bush Corn So 700 saeswhsat l52.loo bush Corn
80 900 bush.
CHICAGO. March 2s-F1our quiet and unclaimed WIN
Patans4 % a. so Southern Waters 50 10 - ID Mich
igan Winter Df4 90 Choice Fancy Minnesota Fat
ents "a gOps4 Minnesota Bakers. sacks. s. 100
1926 Floar-y2 30 - 10 Ia o3lx Buckwheat $40
81 50 psr 100 10.
gf,fu al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL March 2a.ProvisiUs Bacon Cumberland Cut
y7a 3D. Long Mddcs $685. ID; short Clear Middes
sos 3D. BIS i'd shoulders POS I'd per cwI Beef
3Ss sd for India Mess Prime Ness 60s Od Pork
Prime Mess, y7a ID per bbl.; Prime Mess Eastern
67sGd Western 62s I'd. Lard-American. 3js Prime West
ern 3ss. I'D; Lard on ga Gl- Hams-Long Cat Asa
Shoulders 35Ol ButteryOs Cd owt TOR finest nted
states. Cheese-Amcricsn Choice, Sta 0d Wheat-ked
Western Spring. Is ID e7s 3D.; Red Winter "a "a q
rs 3D. PEI centaL New No. Winter. "a 3ad. 40 Ma
Spring 7s "a; Nsw hixed Western. - 3; California No.
l. Is Sd Is 9d do. No. 6S 6L 06 3D. per centa rr9
frce--pr1ts Trrlsntne 2a Oh do at London xss %
per Refined Petroleum. Id DER gallon clover seea.
American, Red 4es pur cwt Tali0w-2.S Cd per cwt
Fine American 23s Cd: Prime City, Us Sd per cwt
Rosli-Common, IS 3D., Pale lis Cd nos I'd Lnmsad ou
SOs per cwt Provisisns-Amerian Refrigerated Heel
quarters I'D; q,isrers $50 per n Hops Lon.
dOn--New York Sfate ~ l5a Ou k5 os o. Co1ohsccd
oil. Liverpool make lSs- I'd.
Thereospfs past week NON Atlantic ports
quarters fran Pacific ports 5000 quarters: IRON
utiicr SOURCES II. 01n qnurtcrs . =, m,
or tbs past week were i77ot
I9Spox March aaPredune Ilnseea OIL 81 o. "a "a
o. Sd per Calcutta iusco b7sf0h per qaarsefs
sod Cake AZ los Cd per REFINED letrocan LIDO
5-l6 per gallon Spirits OF Turpcutile W.
cwt, 6s 0LH liza 3D. F1pyssSonS-lafu O. ~ Sot
cwt sugar-l2s I'd per cwt Ior SuuA Nc,s
vrfugn poo1xsg $50 l0a Cd 20 lis ID nn
fair ranng Australian Talow Beet As pl SoS
Cd Mutton ITS. 6.83Os Bl Ceeoauut vii-vcston -
as; Cochin American ke gcrated beei e ~ sor
hind quarters IS a. fnrforo Eusrtss per - ~ 0hs
aESMkx March 24.-Pstroeum MARKS % pfsnninss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March "a tSpecidWheat little rerivef
the the taking
of wheat NewYerk for export Ivy drop In
and by buy by clique boksrs bnt all ALL 1t duh
and bear day pit The oosc sos aS07
for May wheat, 39asG39 cents for May cofn u e2 for
Nav ribs The Chicago IN the mood 70 sell wheat
and il ia not unlikely that with nothing brighten them
time they have summoned the courage DO IT. May
wheat opened At droppod 10 SD2 cents
T,e ur tbreak was NewYWk. An exporter
lortsd heavy and along with ts news came New
yerk sopg ordsrs Until May wheat tsuccd SOY cents
support nj NIL 10 Che msrksta A. that fsure
however Ir wiR Co. of the best known nj The
CLIQUE In the ofher pts thfre wns
activity Nav rbs opened ~ " % Ana wers quickly
run up 10 "a o. Ivy bidding Henry Warnor which was snp
poHed Armour Co. Lard was dui III S1ZL2 May
IL moi Improbable rfiat the May option ~lu
lrng B. couts but hardly likely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

grvPAo March observation-disclosures last "a hours $50
head total 5.517 neat Tor sams time
aat week guef through 20 all OF which
~ Sew.YorK y cars and unchanged
Shsep-eceipts "a hours 200 nean toai tor week
thu. tar y. hca last week $500
hca consigned Though Is cars II Of which to lew.
York market du and unchanged Coca TO choice 81 90
o. Good To Choice IaIuDs 50 10 az 2j; all offerings taken
Hoos- KeceIpts - hours37ii heae: tOta Tor the
thus head same time last week 3oOu9
nead consigned through IL cars Go when to New.fork
Common and Light AMI weak; Newly ork demand
Selected Workers s. 80 selected Medium weights
wrak at 81 Selected Heavy Ends 50 20 U5 90;
cars Common md Light htlt over.
CHICAGO March 24.Tae DrorerS journal reportsCdttS-
Shipments 5000 Iket low or
than yesterday. Shipping steers $50 10 LOO 10 - 20
Feeders 81 5OQSt 20; cows Bulls
and Mixed. S2aT4 bulk - SOd TS.
Hoos-I,eceiDts $4,000 heat shipments 1000 market
slow ana lower Rough and Mixesl 50 200s5 7O Pack
ing and Shipping 50 6U0sj 95i Light 50 l0&so TO- skips
So 5OGSi - o,o. -. ....
Shsep-Keceipts 00J head shipments 1000 head market
heavy Natives s. OOd 81 30 Western ~ OOgs4 %
Texans JO1i 90. Lambs ~ 50dSo d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

cocRr CHAxskRs-before Pafterson. mon
s6 g. a. 70 So a5 DO 10s. us. llg ~ l2g ia las lae
IA i66 100 18l 1D: 1874 HDz goa 2O4 200 ga
~ 23s 2ss zsD 2s2 24s EOS 258 26i 2G2 2sS gss
Si,pRFNH CouRT-GyYKRAL TKRN-Hsfore Van Brint Pr
Brady Daniels JJNo furt day calendar this terin
euPKENE CONFESSIONAL TkRh-PAkT 3s-Belofe lugr&
ham IA Adjourned unfii Monday.
srPnEME CoURT-sfKcaAL TkEs-PAFT n.-Before Beach
susxrxs ooUxi-CiEour-PkKr I~-Aa.onrned for the
term.
sUr sExx couEr-cIsczsz-PAnr II-s'siere Andrewa L.
1UPksW Coi;Rr-cIxcrfT-PA u1.--Bcfors Lawrence
J-NeA b0 x7la 45as 44t3 4s77 4o07. <7A 40Sz. bo2S
srxx ivrss'Sgs a p's1n s x S
s0y7 ssei 49, yg5a S0iB D017 y7Ae S7na tvSn 1909
80 e9tx ~ 49, aiBs d14O, 411l 4i4z AixS
49, Ala Ass9 eltl xl4s Ai9A 4110 ADJ tIo2 4i65
49, <i55 49, I2S7 Ana AlsJ. li61 alSz <aos <aSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsnIEGIox March 2a-The following busincss was Iran
eaoted In the United States Supreme Court to-day;
l63-Xiliixrn BarDcs trustee. appellant art the chi
Milwaukee and 1T Paul Railroad Company Argument
concluded by fraBeis Fellows for the appellant =.
lG2-The American Iron Company, appellant agt inc
Anglo american Roofing Company Appeal from The Circuit
United STATES Tor the Southern District OF New
York Dismissed with costs pursuant TO 10Th rule
No 16l-rbe OF Concord pnin1 In error agt Sylvia
Robinson Argued Henry Decker for painn IN error
-apdDy a ~andcrs the defendant In
lGiIhe Construction Company plaintih
rr aet George In the Circuit Court of the
Northern District o. Illinois, Dismissed
costs pursuant To rule TO-
lG5-Aibert Grant appellant agt the Ploanx mutual
Life Insurance Company Argument begun bi Joseph Nd C.
Dolmld Tor the appellant
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY March Pain the Court oil Appeals toy inc ioi
10 Sins causes argued:
Ma 2os-f,rnma Fisk appellant. agt Martin Linsey.
shariM respondent . 49,. -, 1,s.oa-,
No 32l-Joln Henry and others. sppchanA ssI hu""f
] DuBning, jr. respondent -. ~ ia
247-Ihs Syracuse savings isabk eeL hrasus .,s,,
a and others Delaware izckawannh and ester
Ralroad Conn any appellants az Cornea Buri"i 'ius
IA x22~Iiannsh DiGendorfcr appellant. azt George
an respondent -. I'd Ola,
276-Walfer Jonnory. respondent AeI A<"n ID o'u''
sisad and others appellant ,u,s r,,rs
kopp and others. appellant nm,
So 3z4Edward Madden. Icsponaob AxL ehsfies - Don-
ciicl appellant and -. - ,,. r c.u,..
3.S-Ernest Iudwig- respoDuehI SSL LOUIS s.<se~
pie appellant subni<ted.
10 the dry esaenar of the Court Of Appeals
for March Is:
M. xas y1n. s2s. 500, ygl 1882. ssa. sa5.
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EuRorrAs FINANCIAL MARXEra

LONDON March 24.-12,3Dp. na.Atanfc ami Crest west
Mortgage Trustees Certificates ~ "a; do seesn
Mortgaae Canauian Pacific Eric, 34a4 Illinois Ten
trail 1884, Mexican Ordinary. r2 81 Pad ceumnn ssas
Eew.yUrk Central us; Reaifng. 1872
Bank d England has reduced its mite OF discount hon
80 per cent TO per cent -
81 = centmes for the account -,
m-Cauadtsn Pacific. 63zs Erie 81 2; Mexfcan Urn
nary 62 ST. Paul Common. 92; New-york Central ll4 .
Hudson Bay Company 22s4
Of bullion into the Bank or iSngfxn1
balance to-day is 100000
The bullion Bank Of Il ngsnd mas mcrocsca
1851 600 during the past week. 80,
The proportion Of the Rank OF England reserve ~ e ia
bty which Last week AS-o. cent Is now 4Voo per
cent
Paris advices quote par cent reE:cs at 81 francs CEN
times account and Exchange on London nj 20 fncs -
continues far cbecks :.
PARIS March 24-The weekly statement of the Bank Of
France 1900 00O francs III gold and An
increase OF 3O25,00O francs In silver.